The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 11

The Doily Journal, Franklin Greenwood, Indiana', Wednesday. Marcfh 31, 1971 10 Tichenon Egbert most valuable jflii Ji "Si CSir CDE jOl Cl C2 Off Cliff's Cuff ly Cliff Melvin Sports Editor Whiteland honored their basketball teams and wrestlers Tuesday night at the Winter Sports Pitch-In Keith Tyler Larry Tony Freshman Doug Poe, Burgett, Randy Wood, Lawrence, John Coy, LaBonte, Randy Money, Morgan, Sam Greer, at Glenn Ray gymnasium. 'I Wrestlerettes i Linda Buehl and Donna Egbert, Mascots Jerry Crossman and Diane McPhee. Varsity cheerleaders Colleen Meredith, Terri LeTourneau, Cindy Burchfield, Lana Glover and Pam Tony the Cincinnati Royals of the NBA. Those receiving awards included: BASKETBALL Varsity Bill Brown, Keith Searcy, Kirk Brownfield, Mark McElwain, Larry.

Searcy, Eddie Tichenor, Doug' Bennett, Larry Polesel and Ron Wininger, plus Masinon, Joe Adams, Russel Simpson, Bill Smith, Bill Blake, Fred' Ross, Jerry Byers, Jon Howson, Bob Fields, David Egbert and Jim Suding. i Reserve Barney Thompson, Mark Cosat, Keith McAndrews, Jeff St. Clair, Rick Carter, Joe Suding, Lanny Buchanan, Dennis Foran, Don Dew, Conner Ross, Steve Ziemer, Duane DeBaun and Tom Pass. Freshman Dan Redmon, Mike Brantley, Kevin Andrews, Larry Noonan and Richard Owens. Junior forward center Eddie Tichenor won thej coveted most valuable player award in basketball and David Egbert won both the county and sectional meets.

He was also named co-captain along with Jim Suding. The other top wrestling award, the scholastic trophy went to Jeff Hughes, Randy Clark, Tim Stephenson, Ed Zartman, Ernie Edmonds, Darrell Shipley, Larry Harrison and Bill Scott. Also manager David Johann. WRESTLING Varsity Jeff Wakefield, Dean managers Rick Polesel, Andy Long the same honor in wrestling. Zike.

Reserve cheerleaders Patricia Melton, Diane Reynolds and Kathy Thompson. Freshman cheerleaders Vicki LeTournefu, Debbie Rynerson, Debbie Polesel. Tichenor wound up as Johnson County's leading scorer with a Wakefield Moneyr Bill Galloway, Roger Hon Wininger took home the plus. 23 point per game average and was named to the ALL-TOURNEY team In Center Tom and Dick VanArsdale will not be reunited as team mates on the Phoenix Suns professional basketball team. At least that was the thinking of Tom in an interview at Tuesday's Winter Sports Pitch-In at Whiteland where he was the featured Twin brother Dick was unable to attend as previously announced but Tom held the large audience in the palm of his hand with his inspirational message.

Tom also gave credit to Whiteland coach Carl Short for his ruggedness under the boards when they played together as youngsters. He listed as his greatest thrill in 18 years of organized basketball as playing in the Indiana state basketball finals. At the ripe old age of 28, that covers a lot of territory. scholastic award in basketball and Mark McElwain won the free throw percentage trophy. and Bill Bundy.

Reserve Jerry Anderson, Steve Hasch.Dave. McElwain, Ron Ramsey, Randy Meredith, Bob Poole, Andy Schapson, Rick Shipp, Rob Shirley, Kirk Brownfleld and Larry Searcy. Weatherford Purdue MVP LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI1- Grove's holiday shootout, the all-sectional team and also won all-Mid-State conference honors. 17 1 The featured speaker was one Egbert had a spotless 11-0 dual half of the professional basket meet record and was runnerup in ball twins, Tom Van Arsdale of Linehan stars HuHaue University's top basket- -1' 3wfball honors for the season just past went last night to seniors Warriors romp Larry Weatherf ord and George Faerber and Junior reserve guard Randy Thompson, Whiteland opened their track Weatherford was named meet's top point maker as he won both hurdle races plus the high Jump and ran a leg on Whiteland's winning mile relay "most valuable player," Faer ber honorary team captain, and season on their new asphalt oval by swamping visiting Triton Central 96-two-thirds to 21-one-third Tuesday in the first good Thompson Ward E.

Lambert team which won on disqualification. track weather of the season. Scholarship winner at the annual team banquet. Linehan tied the field record in Senior Ray Linehan was the The honor put Weatherford, a the high hurdles and broke the Tom was called by a reporter as to the possibility of becoming the IU head coach and he let it be known that coaching in any capacity wasn't his ambition. He thought that the hiring of Bob Knight at Indiana University was inevitable and he thought that it was a great choice.

He also recounted some humorous quotes from his former coach while at IU, Branch McCracken. NONY NOTES: If this morning is any indication, this will be a lo-o-n-g spring on the sports scene. Just likelh fall and winter sports the telephone number, is 736-7101. According to a report in the Louisville Courier Journal, Jerry Oliver will not stay on at Indiana University as an assistant coach. i He supposedly was interviewed for the head job, but thought it was just a formality and his desire is to get back into coaching as the head man, thus his resignation at IU should be forthcoming in the near future.

The champions of the Franklin and Greenwood slo-break leagues will meet for the county championship Thursday. Harmon Oil, the Franklin champ and Roberts Construction, Greenwood's champs will square off at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Isom Elementary gym in Greenwood. At stake will be the traveling trophy, patterned after the Old Oaken Bucket of IU-Purdue grid fame. standard in the lows.

guard from Evansville, in line for the Big Ten's "most Ron Wininger of the Warriors valuable player" award. also broke the held mile mark, Weatherford's 3-year, 76-game The Warriors won all but two in total of 1,105 points made him events in the one-sided victory. the sixth top scorer in Purdue RESULTS: HH Linehan (W), Belcas (W), history. He was the top scorer in 13 of Purdue's 25 games in the just-completed season and Hannah (W), 15.9. SP Crossman (W), Arbuckle averaged 21.1 points per game.

He had 106 assists -and hit 84 per cent of his free throws during the season. Top Warrior winners These six athletes won the major awards at Whiteland Tuesday as the school i The 6-5 Faerber's 12 for '12 field goal accuracy against Minnesota set a conference honored the wrestlers and basketball players. Left to right seated are Jeff Wakefield, David Egbert and Jim Suding. Standing are Ron Wininger, Ed Tichenor and Mark McElwain. mark for the season.

Faerber's home is St Louis. (TC), Bennett (W), LJ Fisher (W), Simpson (W), Galloway (W), Mile Wininger (W), Alexander (TC), Bernardl (W), 4:47.3. 100 Kelsay (W), Schapson (W), Bottom (TC), 10.7. 440 Drake (W), Robison (W), Smith (W), 54.7. 880 Bordine (TC), Pass (W), Hart (TO, 2:08.4.

220 Schapson (W), Fisher (W), Grant (TC), 24.7. HJ Linehan (W), Miller (TC), Simpson (W), Bennett (W) tied, LH Linehan (W), Belcas (W), Simpson (W), 21.5. PV Galloway (W), Ross (W), Tlllison, Eck and Hodson (TC) tied for 3rd, 11 A successor to recently resigned USAC stock car supervisor and executive coordinator Bill Taylor is expected to be announced soon. Taylor resigned last week, after mulling over the idea for the past six months. His future plans are indefinite at this time but plans to stay in racing in some form.

The Gray Furniture Pacers, champions. of the 11-12 year-old league at Franklin defeated the Double Cola Pipers 55-34 at the Boys Club Tuesday. Joe Coy pumped in 20 points, Andy Coy 15 and Bob Lee 12 to lead the winners and Darrell Clements snared 12 rebounds. The Pipers were led by Armas Yrtimma with 13 markers. 2 mile Avery (TC), Howson (W), Thompson (W), 10:55.6.

Mile relay (Adams, Robison, Linehan, Drake), 3:45.2. 880 relay (Zumbrun, Fisher, Kelsay, Schapson), 1:39.4. Hers it your opportunity to own lovely, fine quality Melmac Otnnerware at prices never before available Add a party air to every table setting with patterns perfect for any occasion. Start your set today when you shop Safeway- Completer pieces, such as serving bowls, sugar and creamer, dessert dishes, all at only 99c 2 Yr. Guarantee Oishwasher Safe Break Resistant Stain-Free Cups 4 IAS.

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He said that it was just one of those rumors that goes around this time of every year, and we wish it were just that, but t'ain't so. The first ever IRPA (Indiana Park and Recreation Association) State Volleyball Tourney will be held at Franklin Community High School this Saturday, sponsored by the Franklin Park Recreation Department. There will be two games at 9 a.m., two at 10 a.m., two more at 11 two at 1 two at 2 p.m., two at 3 the consolation at 4 p.m. and the championship at 6 p.m. The first place team will receive a 24" trophy with the runnerup getting a 19" trophy.

The members of the winning team will also receive individual trophies. Two teams from South Bend and one each from Columbus, Elkhart, Bloomington, Jeffersonville, Indianapolis and Franklin will compete in the day-long tourney. Fans are asked to enter the door across from the football field U) enter the gymnasium. Charles N. Jackson, who also worked on cars for Mickey WE WILL HAVE FRESH LAMB FOR EASTER! Quick mile Whiteland miler Ron Wininger is shown at the finish of the race he won Tuesday in a time of 4:47.3.

Thompson and Craig Breedlove, was killed when a car he was lean, loin-End driving struck a railroad overpass support. ounty egling Ctntvr, AH Loin Cut Center Cut 1" THICK PORK CHOPS 89e POM CHOPS league leading 637 total In the Union Our latest honor rolls and standings from both Hi-Way Safflway'ft, Pure Pork, Built SAUSAGE 39e Bank Trust loop at Hl-Way Lanes Lynn Burton closed with 231 for a 604 series which edged Jim Johnson by a pin. Joe Miller and Ed Tlt- Lanes and Greenwood Bow. follow. Edinburg placed third in a three-way track meet at Columbus Tuesday, but Ross Gilp did himself and the Lancers proud.

Gilp won the pole vault with a leap of Mike Jones placed third in both the long jump and 440 and Clay Marthin ran in the 880 and Ronnie Hamrh took fourth in the high hurdles. The final score read Columbus 100, Brownstown 34 and Edinburg 13. $100 Buddig, All Vorietitf SMOKED SLICED MEATS 3 Pkt. I sworth were knotted at 579 each Meaty, Country Style tX BACK WNES Curt Correll with 484 and Kim UNION BANK 4 TRUST Houchin's 396 led the boys and girls Setser Machine 170 in Greenwood's Prep League AmWay Sales 163 from our Buffet Corner ttkrkh, Bulk SMOKED SAUSAGE lb 79 Kegley Construction 159 Saturday. Other boys 'listed Included Jeff Brown 461; Bill Held-man 443; Tony Sego 434 and Bruce Don's 66 Service 1 152 Henderson Drugs 151 Henderson 408.

Deena Hinkle had 392; Linda Morris 367; De Anne The way the sun is shining out there today, the golf clubs will surely start getting a workout and we'll soon be shouting "FORE" at you sometimes from the sidelines and sometimes from the fairways. 6XAMA Julian 350 and Laura Owens 342 for Double Cola 148 Stephen's-Brown lns. 144 Mitchell's Shell 143 Foley Sons 135 the girls. eGGS. Chty, Twin Pock POTATO CHIPS Arvin 134 niwmtp mmm-utmi CMrmrm.

tgtmui. nmait A 531 series by Shirley Holtsclaw Vandivier Guarantee 131 led the Thursday Afternoon Loafers Randolph Hardware 130 At Franklin College at Greenwood. Then came a trio of subs, Virginia Miller at 524; Bobbie 49' Shepard Plumbing 108 Stanfield Ins. 106 in lit -jt' if Hunter 511 and Rose Moon 506. Win Powell totaled 495 and Adrian Campbell and Morris 101 Grade Medium Camden 481.

Nip Sip 97 Bendix 92 Shurfresh, Old Faihion 20 Oi. loavei LOAFERS Bowling Bags 156 Wishy Washy 90 V.F.W. 76 32 Oi. Btl. -13c Off Label Gram Gals 137 Farm Bureau Ins.

50 Rockettes 132 Alley Kats 130 JOY I A 244 game and 630 series gave Al Blank, Blank, Blank 118 Oertel all the men's marbles in the Ridge Runners .118 Greenwood Bowl Pin Pickers Miss Fits 116 Bunny Hoppers 110 League. Closest was Bud Roberts at (235) 606. Paul Cleary had 593 and If Handicap Special 110 Easy Ones 102 Larry Inabnitt 577. For the gals it was Ruth Martin at 528; Rosemary Mod Mommas 100 Freh fmh; Sweat Hayden 510 and Marie Hisle 495. Handicappers 87 Florida rionaa PIN PICKERS GSEEN DEANS mm mm 4 corn 5-59 2 59 King Pins 158 TERRY TOWELS 39 Near Misses 86 Pinnyboppers 84 PinTappers 72 Castaways 70 Jetsons 149 Robts.

Mech. Service 148 Dillmans.Furniture 147 Two Timers 144 Blue 144 Linda Stout picked the right time to bowl her first 500 series as she led the Thursday Nite Ladies at Hi- Ch('i Olpghl CHEESE Banquet, All Varlti. FROZEN SUPPERS fr.t.'Drtd i Bordin Borden, Forttftd 1 i i 1 69" BUTTERSSILK 2 39 SKIM MILK 2 39c 'Shu. m- Pk 99 HOMO MILK 2 95 Price Effective ttiru April 4th i Borden, litt Lino, All Flavor u.e Afsrttrn-r rnAK HSI IPC Mil tf 2. ilO.

WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS rrjTTTa1 Thelf's 139 Dillmans Too 138 1 Positives 137 Jokers 126 Flumpers .120 rtlHAIinil.iri.il I. IWb Rllkn Way Lanes with 203-209 155 and a 567 total. Betty Jo Miller had 551; Naomi Alford 539; Elva 'Graham 538 and both Mary Lee Lipslus and Ruth, Vinson 499. Also listed were j.Betty Clarkston and Cathy Stacy at 494; Cora Witham 487; Jean 'pickinson 484; Mary Lou Norton 483; Alma Samples 480; Betty Johnson, 478 and Betty Walden 4753 Gage camp set Potential basketball greats will be working out at Franklin College this summer. No, don't come expecting to see Jon McGlocklin, Willis Reed, Lew Alcindor, or any current high school stars.

This upcoming session will be Ed Thompson's third annual basketball camp. I Geared for boys in the sixth through ninth grades, the camp will attempt, "to instill the many fundamentals, in- dividual skills and confidence all youngsters should acquire in order to further their basketball aspirations," said Thompson. The week-long camp will be strictly a daytime affair from 8 a. m. to 12 noon and costs $20.

Assisting Thompson in his instructing chores will be four members of the Franklin Grizzlies' basketball squad (to be named later) who finished 15-8 and secured a berth in the NAIA District 21 Playoffs this year. The assistant director will be Clark Dickerson, Franklin's assistant basketball coach, head baseball coach and head recruiter. Also dropping in to offer assistance and guidance will be coaches from Indiana and Kentucky high schools. The camp is specially geared for active youngsters who, according to Thompson, "can now play little league baseball since the school will be held in the morning. This isn't strictly a lecture camp," he continued, "but will be a competition-oriented affair with trophies awarded at the end of the week." June 28-July 2 and July 26-30 will be the dates of the two sessions and the fee includes insurance, a school tee shirt and the trophies.

The awards will be presented in free throw accuracy, field goal percentage and sportsmanship (selected by the boys). The sessions will be split into two groups for maximum benefit with sixth and seventh graders comprising one league and the eighth and ninth another. Any parents interested in entering their son in Thompson's camp may contact him at Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. 46131. The telephone number in Thompson's office is 736-8441, extension 113, and his hours are daily from 8 a.m.

until 4 Pm- Old Red 112 Team No. 1 106 Losers 104 Hopeless 104 Team No. 8 A 102 Roadrunners 81 Gutter Busters 77 THURS. MITE LADIES i Town Country Appi iance 152 Burton's Carpet Service 148 i Bargersville Real Estate 142 1 Central Supply, 139 The 'Hut' I i 136 McCormicks 120 Martinizing Cleaners lis V.F.W. Aux.

)1B It was Chuck Shirey out front in the Mutual Building Loan League at Lanes with a 611 series. Steve Klinck had 589; Ed Titsworth 580 and Bob Shrum 575 for the other honor counts. SA PiriEAPPLE I I 35 0. Box 25c Off label MUTUAL BLDG. LOAN' Amos Plastic 154 Boston House 143 i Foley Sons 140 1 Guthrie Ply.

136! McCormicks 1341 Franklin Dairy Queen 111 Team No. 1 106 Optimist Club 106 Brownies AAarinas 100 TARA TIBBS BK0WN39URG it 34th Street Tibbs venu 900 f. Main Strett, fcjT'Moller RmiI at Lalayetti Roid Broniiiur. Ind GREENWOOD FT. SQUARE WHITELAND Madiion Avenue Promect Stnet 10 North US 31 it Stop It Halt at Morm Street Whilel.nd Ind Franklin Automotive Supply 111 i Union Bank Trust 110 Sullivan's Market 102 1 Limp Electric 95 i Foley Sons "95 Shaw's Tax Service 92' Archway Cookies 91 Johnson Music Co.

87 Dog 'n' Suds 85 Walters Truck Stop 79 Welcome Nursing Home 76 United Telephone Co. 64! I A 238 finale gave Bill Carver a Parkhurst 76 1 S. 50 Team No. 11 38!.